First Pitch is solid 5.11a, the crux is a near-blank dihedral that you stem awkwardly about 3 bolts up. Following that pitch, the next three pitches are 5.9+ of good climbing. When I was leading this I only brought quickdraws, if you don't like 20 foot run-outs I'd recommend bringing small gear (a set of nuts will do). It was way more exciting with the exposure and run outs in my opinion, but to each his own.

You come to a nice ledge at the top of the climb & there is an option 5.12c/d pitch(felt like 5.14) follow the obvious bolt line. The first two moves which seemed scarier than they actually were due to how high up you are, but can easily be aided by pulling up on your QD's and punching it to the top.

Best time to climb this is from 5-8PM, otherwise it's like touching a hot frying pan, worth catching the sunset on the rap down.

Great route on solid stone! I linked the 10a pitch with the last 12a pitch. The last pitch felt like 12a, albeit awkward, tricky Ibex style 12a. The pockets down low are way cool, and the basketball slopers at the top of the crux are classic. It's definitely some of the best rock I've climbed on, and one of the cooler 12a's I've onsighted, especially being 400 feet off the deck. Get on this thing!!